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DESPERATE AFFR4Y IN MISSISSIPPI
TIE LEssEE OF THE rENrENrARY KILLS AN I'D

THE LESSEE OF THE PENITENTIARY KILLS AN ED-
IToR AND is HIMSELF MORTALLY WOUNDED.
NEw-ORLEAss, May 5.-A dispatch TO The Pieaytue
from Jackson, Miss. says "a fatal shooting siray
took place Capitolst at 10 o'clock tonight be-
tween Colonel Jones T. Hamilton. the lessee Of the
penitentary, and d. GamDrel editor OF The Soord and
Shield OF this city. Mr.. Gambre killed almost in
stantly having received several shots in
the head. Colonel Hamilton Is mortaly
wounded. being shot through the body An article in
The scord and Shield a few doys ago critcising Colonel
Hamiltons private and public character led TO the affair."
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TO SEE THE vEDDER BILL THROUGH.
REPUBLICAN SENATORS SAY IT MUST BE ACTED o

KEPUBIICAN oLNAIOI'o On II 410-I 1'I1 1'171' Wv
BY THE ASSEMBLY BEFORE ADJOURNMENT.
ALBANY, May (Speeiap.-The Republican Senators
held caucus tonight and resolved mol
tn arroe 10 the final adjournment Of
the Legislature until the vedder Liquor Tax Law
has been voted upon by the Assembly. committee
was appointed to inform the Assembly Republicans or
This decision and urge Immediate action ON the Nedder
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ARMSTRONG AND BUCKBEE REJECTED.


FRANCIS r. GILBERT FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE
TO SUCCEED JUDGE MURRAY.
fFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBUSEl
ALBANY, May 5-The Senate Finance Committee
reported adversely to-day the nominations OF
William A. Armstrong and james A. Buckbee Tor
Railroad Commissioners. The Democratic senators
demanded a vote on the report 1t was adopted by a
vote of 10 to TO- strict party vote. the Republicans
voting in the Affirmative and the Democrats in the
negative. Governor Hill is now free TO nominate
Isaac " Baker, jr., and Willism L. Rogers.
The Governor nominated to-day Francis X. Gilbert,
Of Stamford, for Supreme Court Judge IN place OF
Judge Murray. removed on account OF disability Mr.
Gilbert was confirmed by the Senate to night. .
The Assembly debated Mr.. Cantors bill extending
the terms OF the Electrical Subway Commissioners OF
New-York and adding Mayor Hewitt TO the commits
siop Mr. Cantor, Mr.. Ives and other Democrats from
New-York pressed an amendment TO the bill, adding
Commissioners Newton, of the Department OF Public
Works, and Controller Loew to the commission Inc
Assembly rejected the amendment and passed the bill
by q vote OF "a TO pa
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WINNERS AT NASHVILLE AND LEXINGTON.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. May 5Despite the threatening weather
and slight drzze Just before the the attendance to-
day side Park the largest OF tho meeting.
First Race-Seng purse sO0 tor threeye olds and
wards, six iurOngs Biddy bowling won by Two lengths
from Lisiand shallow thri. Time-l;2laL
Second ace-Purse $500 for hreey Odds and upwards,
seven furlOngs Lewis Clark won by head from Mamie
Hunt Doctor thirl. Time-l:3i4.
Race-Purse $500. free handicap, one mile and
seventy FOsieTal first under the wire but
disqualified claim OF foul riding, the race going 10 81 Val
enne first Porter Ashe second and Jennie Mcfarland third
Time ls5i. go
Fourth Race-Iawyers Stakes for colts and hles three
years Od and one-sixeenth miles Ban Yam won bV
length IRON DARK Hall. Horupipo thrd. Time lj63A
LEXINGTON. KY. May 5-rhe races to-day were through
rain and mud and snily attended.
First lace all ages pnrse $500 furiongs Wary
won easily Relax second, BandOOx third Time 20
second Race-Cay stake Tor throa ycarOts, 4 miles. LII
bretto won Cloche second Pearl L. third. Tine 22l
Third Race andicap $500 for all one nile
Knight oil Eilegse Asceoi second
WahOO third Time, l.b2.
Fourth $500. maiden three year Odds half mile
Halle wOn Ocean second Juh4 Johnson third IIme o3
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, May 5.-In .the Court OF Appeals today the
following were argued;
No lS7John II. sarin IT,. appellant agt Mayor. Alder
men, etc, OF hewYOrk reSpondents 80
sta Adea states. appellant, aBt CnafleS L. Sronl-
WELL respondent Submitted.
Dreyius. appellant
The following 5 the day calendar for Friday,
Noa 1913, 1877. 35s, 302. 3ll, 500 and 3UZ
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sayinRtbe LAWYERS.

''The first thing DO let's kill all the lawyers" This Is
rather bloodhlrsy proposition, winch We modify by offer
this worthy class OF people Most O them suffer
IN with nearly all others OF sedenary habs from
the effects Of dyspepsia Indigestion piles loss OF
appetite and 9th aim ens caused by consolidated habit Of
the body. Dr. Pefces Pleasant PurgatNe Peles eTaui'
cate all these sorders In promptly removing the cause
thereof aud induce degree comfort and health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06

Earned rnns-Now.York. g boston, Tlrst base on eF
rors-New.Y ork. 81 boston struck out-Now- ork Il
Hrson left on basos-New.Y Ork, 10; Boston. T. First
base on baIs-Connor /, Rc hlrison Hornung l. Home
rnns-KeIy l. Nash !. Thr6cbase hit-O RDurko i. Two
base hs-Dorgan l. Ewing !; Double piays-None wild
Observation-Disclosures J. WEIGH l. Passed balls-OROurke l.
u mpire- Mr. Powers. 1ime-2:2p
The brooklyn and Metropolitan clubs played heavy bat
tins game PARK. Brooklyn yesterday The
home counted than their opponents and they
,Tol fAbout 3 500 spectators present Score
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in second ourycaroli bay or brown colt
Wine Sour third Thore other starters kinsky
won BY lengths There only neck oetwesn second
ana third The betting money on Kinsky; TO
araust 3 against Wine sour. -.
for the Dee Stakes viewers chestnut COT
The Rector the Duke Of wesminsters brown co oy
Hampton. out Of Lillian. do heat H ]. renWleks
bay Phil third thres lengths behind the otners
These were the II to against
The Rector TO 2ayainst Lillian, and 10 on Phil
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THE GOVERNOR TO SIGN THE HOLIDAY BILL.

THE GOVERNOR TO SIGN THE HOLIDAY BILL.
ALBANY, May tSpeeiab.-A. r Deyo counsel of the
Clearing House Association of New-York, appeared be-
fore Governor Hill this afternoon TO make argument
against the Half Holiday bill He began making
speech when he interrupted by the with
tbs statement that the point he made not In the bill
Mr. Dey0 then learned that the bill he had In his posses
sion copy OF the measure as passed the
Legislature. when he the actual bill he instantly
ead he had opposition make 10 It. The Governor
thefeupon decided sign tho bill tomorrow The law
will 40 into eaeot on May &C.
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VARIOUS DoINGs OF THE LEGISLATURE.


DAY-oTHER BILLS.
Albany MAY (SpeciaD.-The Senate pissed to-
day the supply bill as amended in the conference
committees OF the two houses An item approDr1atng
S4S6 in payment of the heirs Of Horace Greeley Tor
his services as a member of the Constitutional con
yention of 1867 struck out owing 10 the objection
that it was unconstitutional to make the appropria-
ton.
The Assembly Committee on Commerce and Navi-
cation reported favorably to- day Senator Hoysradts
bill extending the time for the completion of the
bridge across the Hudson River at Pou ghkeepse Al
the afternoon ses sion the bill was ordered to third
reading.
The Assembly at the request of the Brooklyn lnyesti
eating Committee postponed the reception OF report
on the results of that investigation until TUESDAY,
Speaker Husted's bill providing that tine Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction shall supervise the ex
ANIMATION of all applicants Tor school teachers posi-
tions in the State passed by vote OF 40 to 3D.
The Assembly passed Senator Worth's bill incorpo-
rating the Pratt Institute of Brooklyn, and Assembly
man Hamiltons bill empowering the New-York PARK
Department TO make all changes in the location,
width grade, etc., OF roads, avenues and public places
iu the Twenty-third and Twenty-iourth Wards.
Tue Senate passed Assemblyman Bonningtons bill
fixing the salaries of Brooklyn policemen; Mr.
Erwin's bill authorizing the Governor to appoint Six
militia officers to investigate improved firearms and
select a weapon for the National Guard; senator
Griswod's bill authorizing Brooklyn to appropriate
$1,000 for hospitals Tor destitute women ana
children Assemblyman Bakers bill for the suppress
OF fraudulent cooperative iDsuranco
and Senator Plunkitts bill incorporating the New
York Geological Garden Association. The Senate
also passed the Assembly bill to secure the planting
of trees. The act has already been approved OF by
the Assembly that it now will become a law
sigued by the Governor.
fhe Senate passed to- night Mr. Murphy's bill ex-
emptioe all charitable institutions in NewYork from
paying water tax. =,
The Senate passed Mr.. Hamton's bill requiring all
goods manufactured by convcs iii other States than
Eew-York if brought for sale into this State to be
stamped with the words " Prison made"
The Senate passed the Supply bill tonight.
The hill introduced by Mr. Burns TO vacate the
ments upon property adjoining the Harlem RIVER I'M
proyements and throwing cost OF such improvements
upon New-York City large up for its third read
ing tonight Mr.. Crosby moved to recommlt IL 10 the
epactine clause This done by vote OF AZ 10 10 In
tho face OF q strong protest from MIR. Burns
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THE STATE MAY LOWER ELEVATOR CHARGES.
ALBANY, May (speeiap.-senator Mcmillan OF Buf-
falo chairman of the Canal Committee, recently re-
ouested Ben to give him an opinion
on the consttutonaty Of the bill lowering the charges
Tor Grain eleyating The ATTORNEY General replies to-
night that the bill Is entirely constitutional
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Suffering W0lnalh00d.

Too much effort be made to bring to the attention
suternx womanhood the great value Of Lydia Pnkhams
vegetable Compound remedy for tho diseases OF women
such one is the wfe Of General Barrnger OF wns'0'
NJ c. and we quote from the Generals letter as o0"''
"pear Mrs Pnkham Please allow me to add my testimony
TO the most excellent medicinal qualities OF your Ves'
Compound Mrs Barringer was treated for sevefA
what the physician called Lcucorha and prOapsu'
combined sent her to Richmond, Va. where she
for six months under the treatment OF All 'n"'A' '
without any permanent benefit She was ina"''" "
xour medicine and after reasonable time eom"sH''
,mnroye and now able 60 attend to her business anu
ar. herself fully relieved" General Barr'nfs'
cas,or of the American Hotel. Winston. n. @. anu"
Wsws-1
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NIP nANcRoF-rs DINNER TO TIE PRESIDENT.

MR. BANCROFTs DINNER TO THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, May 5.George Bancroft to night gave
dinner in honor President and Mrs Cleveland Those
present were Mr. Bancroft Miss Bancroft the President
and Nrs. Cleveland. Secretary Bayard, Secretary and
Mrs. whitney, Madame Bonaparte, Justice ana Mrs.
Blachford John Davis. General Sheridan Senator
and Mrs. Don Cameron, Henry Adams aud Mrs McPher-
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pRoGREss OF TIE POOL BILL.

ALBANY, May tspeeaD. The Judiciary Committee Of
the senate decided this afternoon by vote OF TO to
port the Ives Pool bill fayorably Only one amendment
was made and that was to strike out section repeating
I'll scts inconsistent with this II the opinion OF
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Consumpton OF tho the destroyer
thousands OF brightest and best Is conquered IL Is
no longer incuabe DR. PIerces Golden Medical Dlscov
cry remedy Tor this terrible disease II tax en- in
time All scroulnus dseasesconsunption Is scroul0us
Affection OF the be cured by t It's effects In dis
the throat and lungs little less than miraculous
All druggists have IT,
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Earned runs-Bfooklyn To- Metropoian. II FFst baso
bV Metropolitan. J. struck outBrook-
Iyn. metropolitan 3 Total left on bases1Brook a.
Metropolitan 10 Three-ba hts-smlth !, philips l. Two
basehits-S WartWoOd l. Buroh . Phillips Peoples hlt
BY pitcher-I.ynch Umpire-Mr Knight Ilme-@3o
NOTES ABOUT CLUBS AND PLAYERS
Tho NewYcrk aud Boston clubs play again at tho Poo
to-day MADDEN ana Tate and heoio and DoIscy
will he the pitchers and catchers
Pitcher RadbOurne said last night that he would not pitch
city In the present series OF games as MS arm
troubling him greatly. -, ---,-.
The Boston players and managers attended the perform
ance al the Fifth Theatre last night upon Invitation
OF Manager stetson aud Mrs Langtry.
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CAN'T SEE THROUGH MR. BURNs's BILL

ALBANY, May 5.senators found 80 much difficulty in
understanding the Burns bill provide for rapid transit
In the wescheser districts that they recommitted it TO
the Railroad Committee Tor further consideration.
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CALENDARS To-Day.

SUPREME oouar CaAMBE -Berors Barrett, J-Nos 25
90 49, 81 u.s. So e5 l0l l0i, l0o liz las 1913 loS 100
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Too wen known to need lengthy adyerIisements-Dr
5ages Catarrh Remedy.
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the committee this might repeal some general laws
The committee killed an amendment made yesterday
which limited betting to two months In midsummer.
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KfNsKY WINS THE CHESHIRE HANDICAP.

kINbk1 WINS THE CiE5HTKE HANDICAP.
LONDON. May 5-Tho for the Great Cheshire Hand
cap Stakes was to-day Chester Meeting aud
won by Colonel Ofey j. Grove Reads sixyoarold brown
horse Kinsky. MI vyners ayeyoarod bay Alb
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

"Av,r said Nyleptha, with that quick Wit
which distinguished her-"av, my people, be
has shattered the stone, and behold the pro-
pbecy is fulfilled, for q stranger king rules in
Zu-Vendis. incubu, ny lord, hath beat So
rails back, and / fear her 10 more, and TO him
~ao hath saved the crown it shall surely be
And this nan," she said, turning to me and
laying ber hand upon my shoulder, "vot ye
that. though wounded IN TIE fight Of yester-
day, he rcds, with that old warrior who lies
there. cao hundred miles 'twixt sun set and
rise 20 save ne from the plots O. cruel men.
Ay, aad he bas saved me, by very little,
ard therefore because Of the deeds that they
have done-deeds Of glory such as our history
Cannot show the like-therefcTe say that tie
name of Macumazahn and the nanns Of dead
Umslop0g1as, ay. and the name Of Kara, my
servant, who aided him to hold the stair,
shall be biazoned iD letters of gold above my
throue. and stall be glorious forever while
the land endurss. i, the queen, hsve said IT, =
Tbs spirited speech was met with load
Cheering. and said that after sil re bad onl-
done our duty, ss It is tbs fashion CT both
RneIishn1sn and ZulDs 70 DO. ard there was
rotaing 20 make ga cutcTy about: 81 v hich
they chsered szsll more. an3 then -as SUP
ported across tos outer court yard 70 my OF
o1arrsts. an order that raigat he put 70 bed
As veat ny eyss lit up7R ths brave h0rss
Daylight that lay thers, his wbits bead cot
stretched on ths pavement. eractlv a. be bad
fallen O. entering the yard: ard ] bads thoes
who suuDorted ne take M near bin that
n-izht Iook on tts good beast once more BE-
fore BE- ~ss dragged s~ay. And a. I looked
e ny astaz'ist nss1.s. he opsne1 his eyes, sd,
Hstinf BE heas lttls, whinnisd family. I
coaId hsvs shoased foT ssy to 6ad tat be
vzs not s4a8, only uEfog tznst<i y had net .
saout j@ft n re: bit e. Il ~ss gToorns were
seu1 for snd is w@ E<Ss1 up sn5 win.
poured a8rn ~ throat. sEs in . fortragnt
- wss - vsZ ans serozs ss ever srss y ths
PRIDE ST iev - 81 TIE reor.is q Elsosis
wao. waszever tseT Sc hiza. poirf kirn o-f
% fhs Ettle chls8rsn e. - ~hosse wkicb
sswsd tbs Wtsse C8een's Efsr
TteR J ~ent ~ ssa xet - - t.ed. snd ~ss
~sskeS snd kz5 ET mad sair4 removed
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
-. .. p : = 2 %

G1i4RafeI gas seil IS f-i- - s4isk
The Elsllesata Michigan ssunes' -
lasl4las sel. leeaoff9F.
Ths Azlz-csa C.ssr Company q eola-
N4-sf nas ial.l ~ s181.
T6s s4oT Aesea8ilss af Green ~. 49,
Fllsie - 1alasil AsSe eeat
Tbs NeiheGist .41las lt 1.4izssil aet1e'-
80 iren t4afr 8z-4aF zsl Fes4
fAs grssramUe ~ tas etats a.z AZ JzeK-
80. zsslellssr 81 y a. aa---4-ig 1le eEs-
Tha Wesl .la x4s falir 0rsEeis bod
tasis nsx- san1a- asenas tr pa FsH
Eansss bas fsar l4aaa4ad dogs A.
csg14ass - l1e assg taFa l thai c1as-
na1lff
casa1 Syringe asc.srss thaz asE ar 81
b. sls s.sssss --.4s IA aefther4 Aie4aksn
"a ye4f
TAs ssrry crop n tle 1orta 18th he sx-
esptls1 81 a-1klsos1r-es has 9rea sszy 'sissEs
as ss-sas-
sik e.rloa8s 81 machinsFg srrisef - 0t-
49, oss ~ l1s seek lol 80 karLissn
fsger 1ill-
A Aaa.alss member 81 ths STATE troops
has 8eea soaolrl i4r a1aesI4iY csa1act a.
tas -ais s8c4-spmslL
A mset.n< 81 tne Agricultural s9eisly Of
baF co1ufT L-,la7 czcllss saethef llsg
81 hold ia.r Lasfs lnls a.
Toe psopis q s4sinas 0ty are trying %
Fssss llads for nseuoriai monument Ia
4onor - ne veterans sn1sfFet tAsFs.
a bass sail piaFsr 81 Cedas springs balfet
. sky sefspeI zad allied q bass tAat sas
szlls ever t1s gfeard- tlsrs ne ether
dag.
a nsE 80 station e.. et -RaT" has been
esfaoilsse6 GA "a Chicago q West Aicni-
s4n bal say between Sssaygo ant bite
Cload-
Another long haired lndiyidual Ia t0Hn.
sus Ee have u0t yst learned BIS game
tsras.a bstss Irl5aas. DoDE Try, b may
eosl money
The soldiers ant sailors Of south Eesteru
Miehl< <sn nave oeea holding glorious re-
union &C Three Rivers. To-day Ihursd4yl
shan battle Nil os toughI
The coroners jury a. Aipsas have liked
the death of shsud Lynch AZ nc door Of
~blinkey' Morgan. ths doctors Jestlfying
that 40 earthly poser could have saved
his Ire.
The surveyors have 6nished running the
line l0r the railroad from fassell - Cadil-
Ia sad have commenced setting grade
stake About four miles OF the old Ger
rish railrs4d oed las been utilized. Their
headquarters VII oe a. tarNel
Grand Rapids and Toledo capitalists are
building belt railway lines that gili entirely
s1rro4nd the tsO cities. % that al future
railroads sii have - De able 20 enter tas
city over them. some such line viii some
dag have 60 0e built 70 surround the two
sasinaHs. or new railroad projects will not
be aols % get q footh0ld ia the city.-Sagi-
sn~ Herald
IL . estimated that from $50, co., 900 to
10000 .0O0 feet OF logs are hOpsisssiy hung
CD on the Chippewa, 1900 so feet on
Black River, aud over 100 0O0.OlO feet on
81 CroiK. Not one OF these logs can be
moved with less than three feet natural
rise. which Is certainly ciscoufsging news
20 companies Who have closed their mills
oy reason Of shortage oi stock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25


II have Il. said Nyisptha. who. ss usual
with her. rose % the smsrgeacy n = wonder
RAJ ~ay @Os the farther sids Of the court
yard ara 5losxs of cut marbls-ths workmen
brought th-rn there for tas osd of the new
statue II Iacabu. my lord, let as block the
deer With shssa
I ifsnped ar the iies. aad having dispatched
ere cf the remaining ussi8sns down the great
stair 10 So II she could obtain assistance from
ths docks below. where hsr father. Who Va n
great merchant employing many men, had
hS dg~sliinx piscs. ard s,t another 70 watch
Through tes doorway, ~ Eaade our way hack
aeros ths courtyard % waere the heVn
rsarhi. lay aad here - met Kara returning
from d'spatchinx ths drst two messeugers
There we're The marble nlocks. sure enough,
sroad. massive humps. some six inches snick.
snd wsixbirx about s.EhlY pounds each. snd
there. 60. were a coupis Of implements Axe
sanal stretchers that tha vorkmsn used 70
carry tbesn 90. Witbcut delay we got some
81 tao blocks en- b tie ssr~tChers. and four q
ths zir,s csrrie~i shem 70 she doorway
Listen. uasuu-sxs6a sad Umsiopogass
eIs saese low fsfiovs cops-. it j. I zho viii
bold tas STAR against th-ns nii the door $
huiis uo. Nay. nsy. is vil bs a u,sa's death.
L
sanss isg. ies & oo~ be zcod aight 49,. /
strov nvsssf cows 81 rest o0 ne msrais
saar~ nsen shsfr footsteps ara nigh. w-Ss
tAoa ne. NOT hefore for I neesi my strength
ard without = word BE- yssus outside and
aanar h3uss.f down en- tae niarbs and was
INSTANTLY asleep
A. tbis time I. too. wss ovsrconle and vas
ferred ~ sit down ~ the doorway and cou.
~iris brosisht ne blocks while Kara snd NJ
I.otha bnilt tbsna scross tbe SIX foOt vide
seerrsav. = triple row of them. Tor ies- would
- nz-lsz< But ne marble bad 20 oe brought
fortv var,ss snd there we're forty yarsiS 70 run
back. s,s thouxh the girls lsbcresi xloriously.
--en staggering eiong slone. each with
bis-k Ia her arms. is vas SOW work, dread
fnllY slow
TIE hxbt 4s< growing now. snd presently
a. tbe siience ~ beard corn11otion ss tae
fsr of hottoTn n fhe star and the fains
ciankins of armed rreD. AZ yet ebs wall wzs
onlv tsvo feet nigh ard "a hsd heen eighs
uirutsss AZ che bnitfing 81 IL So they bad
cs,r,e Aiphonse hasi heard srirht
The risnkirx sonf.l came nesrer fnd N the
xhoztlv gray 81 she ds~ninx - c0uid alaks
en- ionx fies n rneu. some affv or 81 ia al.
a. TIA haI wsv stsaiiBz rlace that rested
err tie great 8virx srch. and bere per1eiving
thas ssnetsing wss xoin< ca sisose. they. -
cu~ great gain. hsited fcF threr or four min
nsas arf ccnsnitsf. -hen slowiy and eau
tscuslv sdvsnced sgain.
We hsd ben nesrlv = quarter ~ an hour
a. sas vxork ao~. and Il VS. almost shree feet
kiUn
Tser I woke J1lsi',pcEsss The great
mnn rrss. strpuchs-s hiru~sk ard swung IN
k,rf kazs rrnn3 bis bead
sIt : vail ~ ssid y feai 80 vsui,g
rn-n orce uro~e- NJ srrsugth sas ccssle bas-k -
me. AZ. evan a. is'np lars ap o-fcre =
- Fear ast. { seal fght = god lgbf
-. ~sre and ear Sleer ssve pus new heart
into nle.
ssNscurnazahn. hs~s dresu'ei = dream
+ 3~a-zaes shst shen snf I sto0d sszeteer on
sz.r ard ioeked down IN tse vcr.d. sni
tass ~szs ss a srirlts Mseanazaians t'z lshs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

famed through tky flesh, but could not see
uha, was the fashion Of my own face. The
hour has come for Us, old hunter. So be it;
we have had our time, but would that in it
had seen some more such fights as yester-
days.
Let them bury me after the fashion OF
nv people. Nacumazahn, and set my eyes
toward Zuiuland.r and be took my hand and
shook 10, and then turned TO face the ad-
vancing foe.
Just then, TO my aStonishment, the Zu-
vendi officer Kara clambered over our i'm,
provised wall in MS quiet, determined sort Of
way. and took his stand by the Zulu, I'M
sheafhing his sword as he did so.
what, corest thou toor laughed out tins
old warrior.
~wslcoms-a welcome 10 thee, brave hearti
Owl for The man who can die like a man
owl FOR the death gripe and the ringing ot
steel Owl We are ready We wet our
beaks Ike eagles, our spears fash in the sun
snake our asssgais. and ars hungry 20
fzht Who comes 20 give greeting 70 the
chiettaiaessT unkosi ka@Sl' Who would
taste her kiss, whereof the fruit Is death
the Woodpecksr. I. ths Sisugh'srsr. I, the
swift footed I. Urnslopozaas. OF tLs tribe OF
= captain Of the regiment Of the Nkomaoa
kosi I. Urasiopogaas, the son Of Indazinbi.
the son q Arpi the son of Mosslikastzs. / Of
the royal blood Of TChaks, Of TIE Kings
House. ! the R4Hgsd Man. the IB4una.
call 20 tkem as buck calls. I challenge taeus,
I await them Owl II IS thou. it Is thou"
A be spaks. or rather chantsd. his Wild
war song. tbs armed mea, among whom IN
the groving hight ! recognized both Essta
and zou- came streaming up the stair With
. rush. and one big fellow. armed with a
heavy srsar dashed up the ten semicira uiar
steke ah8ad o. Eis comrades. and struck at
the great Zulu rito she spear Juslopogsss
moved bis body bar not his lexs, 50 that the
blow missed biE, and next instant IukosI
kaas crashea through head piece. hair and
skull, and the mans corpss vas rafting
down the steps A. hs dropped bis round
hippopotsrngs hide shield fell from his hand
on - tha marble. and TIE Zulu stopped down
and seizsd - still chanting az be did SO